The Henry J. Predolin Humanities Center is the signature building for Edgewood College and was designed to harmonize with other buildings on the campus. The three-story structure brings together the College’s humanities departments of Religious Studies, Philosophy, English and History, as well as the Religious Studies Institute and the Human Issues Program.

The Don and Marilyn Anderson Amphitheater occupies most of the first floor, and features state-of-the-art presentation capabilities, including:

• 300 seats, each wired for laptop accessibility

• A networked computer presentation system for digital displays

• Satellite downlink capability, allowing instant satellite feed for presentations, which allows Edgewood to serve as a satellite broadcast hosting facility

• A full sound system, which allows for broadcast sound recording and performance

• Projection systems and digital blackboards

• Wiring for video and voice distance education, allowing the College to broadcast classes and lectures globally

The second floor is the student activities center, including a terrace to the DeRicci Hall Quadrangle. A common room was designed for reading and small seminars, and offers outstanding views of the Edgewood Campus. A multi-media technology classroom and a learning resource center feature several conventional classrooms, faculty offices, and a writing center. The rounded forum room on the third floor is a central meeting area in a two-story space, providing the focal point of the design.